CMS and website builders
Squarespace is a strong fit for studios, consultants, restaurants and creative businesses that want a beautiful site with little upkeep. Most Squarespace sites start from the same handful of templates, so the work is in making yours clearly different, structuring pages so visitors know what to do next, and adding the small custom touches the editor does not offer. I design, extend and fix Squarespace sites, and move them to another platform when you outgrow it.
Squarespace websites by Harsh Prajapati, freelance web developer in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India, working with clients across India and worldwide.
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Guides
CMS and web technologies8 min read
A website builder is outgrown when it starts costing you leads, sales or staff time. Here are eight signs to check, what each costs, and when staying put is the smarter choice.
CMS and web technologies8 min read
Already decided against WordPress? Squarespace is simpler and more consistent; Wix gives more freedom and more apps. Here is how plans, fees, payments and lock-in compare.
CMS and web technologies10 min read
The plan price is only one line of the bill. Here is what a site on Wix, Squarespace, Webflow or Framer really costs in a year once you add the domain, email, editors, fees and the build.
FAQs
I work at USD 10 to 15 an hour, or for a fixed written quote agreed before work starts. After a short call and a look at your current site or brief, you get the scope, the price and the timeline in writing. The platform's own plan, any paid template and add-ons are billed to you directly by the platform, and I list them in the quote so there are no surprises.
Yes, on plans that allow it. Custom CSS, code blocks and code injection let me change layouts and add features the editor does not offer. Which of these your plan includes depends on Squarespace's current plans, and I check that before quoting.
It covers the basics well: clean pages, editable titles and descriptions, sitemaps and redirects. For a small business site that is usually enough. Larger sites that need deep structure or many landing pages often do better on WordPress or Webflow.
Squarespace has stronger design templates out of the box and a simpler editor. Wix offers more apps and more freedom to move things around. Both are fine for a small business, and the right one depends on how much your team wants to change.
Yes. Squarespace exports some content but not the full design, so I rebuild the layout on WordPress, move the content and redirect the old URLs so you keep your search traffic.
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